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trigger_multiple, as opposed to [[trigger_once]] is a simple trigger that refreshes consistently, that can target another entity, [[killtarget]] or [[centerprint]] a message via its message field. It is applied to a brush, typically using the trigger texture which is rendered as transparent, and when the player collides with it, it performs all functions in its fields, such as stating which difficulty the hallway you are in represents in [[start]]. | trigger_multiple, as opposed to [[trigger_once]] is a simple trigger that refreshes consistently, that can target another entity, [[killtarget]] or [[centerprint]] a message via its message field. It is applied to a brush, typically using the trigger texture which is rendered as transparent, and when the player collides with it, it performs all functions in its fields, such as stating which difficulty the hallway you are in represents in [[start]]. | ||
It is typically used in cases of important information you want to be sure the player is aware of, and not plot points or narration. Recommend usage involves a brush no thicker than a player's bounding box, so they don't trip the event multiple times while walking on through (unless this is explicitly what you do want). Another use is switch operated doors, if a door closes by itself, but you want the player to open it again remotely, such as standing on a certain texture of the floor. | It is typically used in cases of important information you want to be sure the player is aware of, and not plot points or narration. Recommend usage involves a brush no thicker than a player's bounding box, so they don't trip the event multiple times while walking on through (unless this is explicitly what you do want). Another use is switch operated doors, if a door closes by itself, but you want the player to open it again remotely, such as standing on a certain texture of the floor. | ||
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